The views were spectacular, in every direction. Sometimes it is a good idea to climb to the very top and ask God to show you the world
faith
a lightning tour of a resurrection city #Dresden
Then I said to them, “You see the trouble we are in: Jerusalem lies in ruins, and its gates have been burned with fire. Come, let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and we will no longer be in disgrace.” I also told… Read More ›
Surviving the storm only to find a greater threat waiting on the beach!
Yes, this is still “Travel Week” here at Reading Between the Lines. But my travel-post will come later in the day. This morning I want to offer something more devotional, because the idea of living a life of fully-engaged faith… Read More ›
“Travelling Light” – Forty Epic Years of Marriage!
Today is our 40th anniversary. I am so blessed and thankful
a few more highlights from Dresden
So today’s post is a hodgepodge from the past few days. And, yes, there are a couple of my more serious Nikon photographs thrown in.
here we raise our “Ebenezer” #stonesofhelp
Congratulations, Ebenezer Presbyterian, on your 100 years of faithful witness in the community of Coats
a “prayer of illumination”
let’s help our nation turn back in the right direction by, first, turning ourselves….
Jesus – “Who do you say that I am?”
Too often, Christianity is less a personal decision and more of a pattern of routine life.
“Look around. Who is not in church today?” (they are our neighbors)
Here’s the thing about the gospel – it is not exclusionary. Jesus simply wants you to come home.
where politics and faith must find common ground
it is because we were imagined, designed and created by God that all persons have been endowed with these essential rights.
